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Posted Tue May 27, 2008, 8:01pm
Subject: Saeco classico -- Help!  My switch melted
 

HELP!  The on/off switch on my (factory refurbished) Saeco Classico melted at the point where the brown wire connects to it.  Any idea WHY?  Can I just replace the plastic switch and carry on (the wire and brass (?) connecting bit seem fine), or is there a deeper problem I should be worried about?
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